Here’s a list of 10 of the most common WordPress mistakes and exactly how to fix them.

Before you launch your new WordPress website, take a few minutes to go through this video and make sure you haven’t made any of these common WordPress mistakes, and if you have, you’ll have the solution to fix them.

We all make mistakes when building and launching websites, and these tips will help alleviate the stress that comes with them!

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00:19 – Reliable WordPress Hosting
03:18 – WordPress Backup Solutions
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09:06 – Too many WordPress plugins
10:01 – Renaming the Admin user name in WordPress
11:16 – Changing WordPress Permalinks
11:28 – WordPress No Index
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29 thoughts on “10 Common WordPress Mistakes & How To Fix Them!”

  1. RandomPlays

    Can you help me? so im hosting the website locally for my family of my WIFI and they can open it but they cant interact with the page do you have any advice on what to do if so it would be much appreciated

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  3. KyngTimez

    Hi Paul my index was on while it was being built. I launched and the site was glitchy and not displaying page updates correctly. Any thoughts?

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  4. Jack Warner

    I'll my tuppence worth of using Siteground. I turned off auto rebilling. I'm dead against any company that thinks it has the right to take money just because you didn't tell them not to. Several weeks later I checked my Siteground account and found Auto rebilling was turned back on. I guess someone at the company did this. I wrote a very long letter to them and instructed my bank to block any payment to them, because I was certain they would try again.

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  8. TLCOnlineChannel

    Hi Paul, another good hosting company here in the UK is 20i. We have used them for over four years. They are very good when you have a question or problem, they are a very helpful team. – Good video for the people starting to build there first website.

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  10. Abbas Jaffar Ali

    Good video – though I would probably recommend a managed WP host as well along with the ones you've suggested as a managed host would also likely sort out your backups and security concerns

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  13. David Walls

    Thanks for the video Paul. I've got to admit, I'm one of the "chumps" that have used admin for the username …. at least until recently. Great review of things to watch for and how to fix them.

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  15. Jason M

    Am I watching the wrong video? I didn’t see any common WordPress mistakes, just a load of server hosting and plug-in recommendations? 🤷

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  16. Stephen Michael

    Thanks a lot Paul. Great video, it actually addresses a number of things I've been searching answers for. But one quick question, how relevant is using Elementor in 2023? Are there better (free) alternatives out there? Whats the best pagebuilder to use in WordPress now? A video that answers all these qustions would be highly appreciated.

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  17. marc povell

    Hiya Paul., you ask US for ideas on future video guides, well heres a MASSIVE one, as no body seems to give that Clear Version, they just talk about it but never show us.

    How about you show us your process from start to finish, the whole process of "Handing off your site to a client"

    Even down to the "Final" configurations of the working site, there you wanted a challenge 🙂

    I dare you…

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  18. Egw_eimai

    What about OceanWP? Do you consider it a good theme at it's free state? i use it a lot and has massive options on customizations, but i want to know if there are better free options out there!
    Also a friendly reminder, you should maybe check your thyroid gland something is off there!

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  21. Nora Holmquist

    Thank you, Paul. I have been using iThemes Security (free version), but don’t know much about it and there are a lot of options. Any chance for an overview of the important settings? Thanks.

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  25. Samson Adeyemi

    I have listen to you saying siteground is not expensive several times and thats not really true…had to move all my sites away because its way too expensive for african users

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  26. Z J

    I figure this out alone, but took me couple years of experience doing websites. I would appel on newcomers that what you saying is really important and could save you in the future. Well done.

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  29. Phil Boyd

    As far as support goes – do you actually speak to a support person or is everything done through email or solely support tickets?

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